Expert Team
You can speak to 1 of our four eye doctors about why LASEK is better than LASIK Eye Surgery NYC even before coming in, so you can discuss any special questions or concerns you have. The doctor will answer your question briefly, & enter it into your computerized record, so we will answer it fully when you come in.
Insurance Accepted
We’re the only laser vision correction center in NY, NJ or CT that’s credentialed to accept medical insurance as partial payment. We will tell you what question to ask your medical insurance about this and guide you through the process to ensure whether or not your medical insurance can be accepted as partial payment before committing to surgery.
Quality Care
Most centers have you meet with a “tech” at the consultation, & only allow you to meet your surgeon on the day of surgery. We allow every patient to meet with Dr. Chynn & have your most important questions answered by Dr. Chynn at your consultation! But he’s only available certain times during the week, so you may have to adjust your appointment time if you’d like to take advantage of this offer.
Best LASEK & LASIK Eye Surgery NYC
Our Mission
Park Avenue LASEK is dedicated to providing the safest version of laser vision correction, which is LASEK, a newer, safer form of LASIK that doesn’t involve cutting the cornea.
LASEK can safely treat most patients who don’t qualify for LASIK Eye Surgery NYC, including people with:
- Extreme prescriptions
- Thin corneas
- High/irregular astigmatism
- Night glare & halos
- Large pupills / night glare
Emil Chynn, MD, MBA, FACS
Isha Ingle, MD
Tetyana Dovzhuk MD, PhD
World-Class Services for LASEK & LASIK
Eye Surgery NYC
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Corporate Discount Program
Park Avenue LASEK is happy to offer you our Corporate Discount Program, where all your employees (and their immediate family members) will receive a free upgrade to lifetime warranty (worth $1000 without this plan) for their more modern, safer, non-cutting, all-laser LASEK laser vision correction.
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Ask Dr. Chynn
Ask Dr. Chynn your main question or concern, and will answer, personally, within 2 business days!
Patients are often confused about all the terminology regarding LASIK and LASEK. Basically, the former is cutting, and the latter is non-cutting. A totally different issue is custom vs. standard. For clarity, here are all the terms that all indicate custom, meaning these terms are all synonyms: custom, wavefront, CustomVue, Hi-Def. The non-custom, non-standard type of treatment is usually referred to as “standard” (because non-custom or non-hi-def sounds bad to the customer). You should be very clear about what is the difference between these two options.
Many of our ptients have come in asking what makes our procedure different from a PRK since in both procedures the skin is removed. To put it simply, LASEK is virtually painless compared to a PRK.
LASEK is the most advanced version of laser vision correction that is
possible with modern medicine today. LASIK is 10x as risky, reduces the
structural integrity of your eyes, can worsen glares, halos, and dry
eyes, may not get you to your best vision possible. There are also
issues of flap complications before and after surgery that may cause a
LASIK patient to have poor vision or even go blind after treatment.
